Re: THE MOST STUPID WOMEN,i.e.WHITE WOMEN,.............

Paul J. Zanca (pz@imb.imb.uh.edu)
Tue, 15 Aug 1995 21:56:47 -600

In article <40r468$b8@newsbf02.news.aol.com>
Alissande <alissande@aol.com> wrote:
> Number 1: I don't really believe I am responding to this posting because
> of the horrible subject line, and Number 2: the degree of insanity that
> it has taken, but here goes...
>
> National Geographic is supposed to be a historical account of people
> everywhere: from differing time periods, different social backgrounds,
> different customs, etc. Forget that they are some sort of African women
> somewhere; this is supposed to be a recording of history. If you can look
> at history or art, and the most prominent thing that you notice about it
> is that the woman is unclothed, then you have nothing wrong with you that
> thousands of brutish men throughout the ages and across the country have
> wrong with them. The perpetuation of Woman As Sex Object is one that will
> continue to be perpetuated by puerile minds, regardless of how "fondly"
> one refers to a woman's swinging breasts.
>
So let's just pretend that they don't swing, shall we? Let's just outgrow
that infantile concept, that vileness that is human sexuality.

The day I see a great female body, or even a pretty good female body, and
don't think at least on some level, "Yum, I'd like to..." will be the day I
have given in to the stifling, suffocating prudes like you that are trying to
tell me that sex is bad, sex is WRONG, sex is ugly and smelly and messy.

What, I ask you, is at all unnatural about considering a woman a thing to be
desired? I hate to tell you, but if it weren't for that good old raunchy
human libido, none of us would be here. A sterile interpretation of the human
body as an abstract thing, with no sexual allure, is not a survival trait.
Those with attitudes like yours will soon be bred out, unless some "brutish
male" comes along and wakes up your gonads.

> A.R.
> --<-{@
> "... his hand hovered over the petals of her body like a bee drawn to a
> flower, waiting to enter them and taste the nectar ..."
> --- A
> Touch of Love
>
Maybe there's some hope for you, after all. While the above is very romantic,
it's still about sex. As is practically everything, everywhere.

-- 

PZ



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